The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-12
Notes.

THE receipts OF Belshazzar will no
: exceed 81 200.
Mr.. AND MIS-. G. ". PREsBREY (Anni
2 Russell) sailed for Europe last week.
THE1, Tooth and last performance o
| Adonis by Dixey occurred in New Yorl
last night.
JAMES N. HARDIE and Sara Won Lee!
produced their new play, Cur Soldiers
IN Chicago June 9th.
MRS. JAMES Brown POTTER will come
to San Francisco, and consequently tt
: Salt Lake next season.
ADELAIDE RANDALL's Company is
playing at the summer gardens in Den
yer; admission 25 and so cent?.
NED BUCKEYES daughter Nellie ap-
Deared with him in San Francisco last
week, assuming the part of the blind
girl in Young Mrs. Winthrop.
The latest New York production is
Anarchy, by Steele Mackaye, author OF
Won at Last, and Hazel Kirke. Itseems
to have made decided impression.
VERNoNA JARBEAU is going to star
next season, having fully made up her
mind to take that step. She has two or
three musical comedies under con-
sideratiOn, and route has been nearly
completed by her manager.
EDWIN BOOTH closed his season on the
18th of May, and rendered his hearty
thanks to bis company for the assist
ance they had given him. He also pre-
sented Stage Manager Oliver Doud with
$3.50 and the stage hands with 500 each.
HAZEL KIRKE will be presented at the
Grand Opera House, New York, on
June Goth, with the veteran G. w. Coul-
ock IN his old part. Strenuous efforts
are to be made toward securing the en-
tire original cast, and Sydney CoWell
will probably appear.
MADAME JANAUsCHEK, who nearly
broke her neck by tumbling down stairs
in a Newport hotel, has decided to bring
suit against the proprietor of the hotel
She claims that the corridors were not
lighted, hence the accident. The pro-
prletor claims that the old lady was
proWling about long after his accus-
toned hour of putting out the lights.
In the meantime Madame Janauschck
has sufficiently recovered to be able to
play her usual round of parts. She
wears her arm in sling, however,
Truth.
THE Sawtelle Comedy Company,
headed by J. AL. Sawtelle and Flma
Cornell, has repertoire that includes
fifteen pirated plays out of a total of
eighteen. The Mirrors Titusyille (Pa.
correspondent writes: Some time ago
this company played a week at the
Academy of Music here, and had but
poor business. A Monte Cristo benefit
to Sawtelle drew but a ffty-dollar
house, and yet a hundred citizens
signed the tender, headed by the mayor.
There were the names of three dramatic
correspondents on the list, including
the Clipper; butsso far as l could see,
not one of them turned up at the per.
Torrance. The whole affair was a dis
grace TO Titusville. l enclose Sawtelie's
circular of press notices. MANY are doc.
tored and some never appeared in the
papers accredited-notabiy the Herald
and the World here. The latter ex-
posed him. TitusYille is prize package
for play pirates"
ONE of the most annoying mcmillan
tiles of the character of LAWYERS is the
habit they have OF asking questions
which are very incouvenient to answer
Here Is poor Miss Lillian Russell. for |
instance, VINO is sued by an abominable |
costumer for $500, alleged to be owing |
tor some dresses supplied to Miss Rus
sell us III the first place most out
rageous that she should be botbered |
about paying dressmakers, or any Other
bill until she chooses to do so, but il is
positively cruel that she should he ex-
posed to the badgering of coarse per-
son like MIR. Eugene Lewis. Mr.. Lewis
actually had the impudence to ask Miss
husselI whether her salary as SuItana
at the Standard Theater was $500 or
SZUU, ana also whether 1t was true that
sne possesses valuable bracelet set
with sapphires and diamonds which
nao been given to her by q Russian
noDieman. 1t seems Miss Russell had
on one occasion told the above fairy
stories to guileless interviewer. and Il
was base and soulless of Mr.. Lewis RI
rake itup. and then cross-ouestiop tbe
lady concerning it. Something really
ought to be done to protect Miss Rus
J 81. Perhsps it would be a good idea
Tor her to send little note eyer to San
Domingo. Truth.
ANesstern exchange prints the fo,Iov
ing critical opinions under the titi.
y Lines round in an Impressario,s Al
bum": al
panini. +
mi.
| am the diva of the wo-id.-Patti.
Me. too.-Emma Aabbott,
Ooooeeeeuuu! kellogg.
Many people think l wrote 'Mignon. !"
Thee. Thomas. -'
But you idn't.-Ambrose Thomas
admire Washington, but | love
Martha" more.-Coionel Mapleson.
am God Acknowledgements.
Apres moi, monsieur IT, Thomas
VINO IS Patti anyway Nilsson.
Yes, would like to know.-MinRie
Iauk.
A heart bowed down by weight of woe.
Mrs. Thurber.
Ipelongs to dot American Opera So
ellupme Gott.-Juck. 1
iaretzek.
Never say die.-Ferrantl.
Hurrah Karl Formes.
You Must Not L
ass Rough on Dirt" with the ordin-
~ Washing compounds. 1t new.
lnerent and altogether superior